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JACKSON COUNTY
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Capital, $50,000.00
k General Banking Business
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HOLMKH linos
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LOOKED AT
from tvtry polnl of vitw, McCormicK mowtn
will be found hultlui in doiijn, modern in con.
ilmction and thorough In equipment, with the
most practical feature. Thete mowerj are to
pcrfcclly balanced, to easily operated and do Mich
smooth and even cutting that (hey Instantly
become the favorite of every man who buys one.
Tha McCormkk book,
"A MODEL MACHINE,"
UIU all about Modtl mowers.
HUBBARD
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New Lumber Yard
fly
Rough and Dressed Lumber
-a !
Kustlc and Flooring
Medford Oregon
Three Year Old.
Thoroughly Seasoned.
MEDFORD PLANING MILL
ME0F0RD PLANING MILL CO., Proprietors
0 raiinufaoture Doors, Snph,
Katimates furnished on Store
soft wood
OnutraiitiiifT and Buildine
Mill on North D Street
IWnDFORD,
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Summer Robes,
Tents and Awnings
You will nnod ihom when you lako your Summor Outliiff.
Oull and see mo J.
7K Street
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MEDFORD, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1903
BE PLATTED ANO SUBDIVIDED
CENTRAL POINT
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MED
FORD THE MORTAR
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DRUG STORE,
O. H. HASKI.NS, Crop
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llmga, rattnl Mrdl
uci. Pooka. Malloneiy
PAINTS and OILS
i Cluara.Tolim rn.Tollol Arllclna, Klc
Prcacrlptlon Carelully Componnncd
7th St. , Medford. Oregon
O. E. QORSLINE & SONS
JIANUPACTUHKUS OP ANO DKAI.EH8 IN
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r ir ana irine onmgies
Yard f outti or
NVhllmnn'li
Warenous
uiouldinprp. Rustic and Flooring
and Oflico fixtures in hard or
opfhon
1
For Fist Drivers
G. TAYLOR,
Medford, Oregon
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!A LITT1E OF
Ndw York and f 'hiladnlnhia ar
B'lpp'ying up-to dateiduli) for Korea
anil China,
It iri the coiiHenuue of opinion at
HufTalo that death killed Burdick
and I'ennell.
A damaged footballer has just
been (Hied at a london hospital
with a celluloid nose.
A Pennnylvar.ia hotel keeper was
fined (S7 cents for Hweiring at hi
servant who would not get up when
called.
I After going around with a broken
skull for fifteiri years, the Kentucky
! woman who owned it has just had
'itiepared.
A trust company has been form
1 ed to take care of Carnegie's gifts
to New York. Now let us have
' the charity trust.
One hundred and seven thoueand
tons of American peanuts were
bought at Marseilles in 1902 for
u in making olive oil soap.
' A man who advertised for a cook
and a mufic leaoher received nine
answer to the former advertise
ineut and :WJ to the latter.
Advocating cheerfulness am
hiliarity as a cure for dynpepsia is
a izood deal like reuoinmeudin
plenty of hair for hildneos.
' Marseilles, the great market for
'olive oil. iiniiortt d in December
i.SKIi) tons of cotton seed oil. Near
lv all of it was from the United
States.
I The luart beat in animals con
tiiuiHS for some time after death
In Frnnce the heart of a criminal
beat for thirty hours after he had
linen decapitat"d.
When the battleship Indiana bit
a mark at five mileB with a I3 inch
gun fourteen limes out of sixteen it
is belter to be '"the men behind
the gun" than in front of it.
The woman or man .who will
lis'en surreptitiously to a telephonic
conversation vould steal a pocket
book, take c.indy from a baby or
utilize secondhand chewing gum
It has been shown that more than
a gallon of salt solution can be in
troduced into the blood vessels ir
the course of an hour without des
troyiug lite or occiusioning any
disease. ,
A wcuian in Clevjland has appli
ed I'or an injunction restraining her
divorced husband from attending
church where she' siDgs. The
presencs of the man whom she put
off puts her out, she says.
There iB a torrible loss of stock
up in Alberta and Assinbonia prov
inces of Canada. The losses through
tho recent blizzard are placed at
two million dollars, with stock
weak and Btill dying.
Porter Brothers, of Chicago, have
sent thousands of fruit refrigerator
cars over trans-contonental and
Southern. Pacific railroad lines.
They have just been adjudged
bankrupt. Their liabilities rench
into the millions.
Tipping is getting to be a nuisance
in this county, but it is not nearly
as bad as in Austrian restaurants,
where one is expected tn pay three
waiters the one who brings tho
food, the one who receives the pay
and the "picooto" who serves the
drinks.
Experiments havo convinced
Professor Trowbridge that lighting
never strikes the surface of the
ocean, and from this draws the in
teresting conclusion that lighting
discharges can hnrdly be supposed
to pass through regions of the air
whore thero is, at the time, a heavy
fall of rain. There are as many as
several people who disagree with
tho professor. i
NO. 22.
Thore lire ualculations that this
Klondike arid the Alaska regions
i.
I will yiiild in (he neighborhood of
j 2r,CKW,0(X) of gold thin sca-'on, a
, j compared with u production slight-
ily Brnalhrin 1!)02. The season hiin
J alr"a,1' KU-' in the greater part
of the Klondike, and it is supposed
that all the Nome region will be at
work in a few days.
According to prominent Jews in
New York City, there are fully
5000 paid spies of the Russian gov
ernment in America. Everything
having tho least interest to Russia,
either printed in the newspapers or
spoken, is transmitted. 1 bev are
especially anxious o get lettero
wfitten by persecuted Russians to
relativesand friends in this country,
in order that they may send back to
Russia the utterances, which may
be used for justification for further
persecution.
A Startling Test
To aave a life, Dr. T. G. Merrltt, of
No. Mehoopany, Pa., made a tartliotr
test resulting In a wonderful cure.
He writes, "a patieot was taken with
violent bemorrtiagea, caused by ulcer
ation of the stomach. I had often found
Electric Bitters excellent for acute
stomach and liver trouble, so I pres
cribed them. The patient (rained from
the first, and has not bad an attack in
14 months." Electric Bitters are posi
tively guaranteed for Dyspepsia. Indi
gestion, Constipation and Kidney
troubles. Try tliein. Only 50e at Cbas.
Strang's drug store.
Klamath Comity Newn. 1
From the Klamath Falla KxprvM. ' ''-
The Klamath Falls schools were
reopened Monday morning. No
new cases of em-tllpox have devel
oped in the pa-t three weeks, and
as tho patients previously men
tioned have recovered, it is thought
that the town t is safely out of
danger.
Rev. V. G. Smiih nnd wife and
daughter arrived in Khmath Fnlle
bunday from Pennsylvania. Kev.
Smith, who came here to accvpi
the pastorate of the Presbyterian
church, ie recently from Lima,
Ohio, where he Berved for ten years
as pastor of the Main street Pres
byterian church.
Floyd Farrar for the consider
ation of $2,000 has sold to J as. C.
Mongold his lot, comprising a half
block, and located on Seventh and
Main streets. This property cost
Mr. Farrar five or six years ago
something like $1, 200, and the
price he ha iust received for it is
evidence of the town s well-uoing
Mr. Mongold is a Knight of the
razor and will eng'ige in the barber
business here. Mr. and Mrs.
Farrar anticipate moving to Calif
ornia. .
Jos. Moore, came in Saturday
afternoon from Poiegama with a
lead of freight for Baldwin's
hardware store. This was the first
load of freight hauled from the new
railroad terminus.. Mr. Moore
stated that as soon as the new
branch wagoi road is completed,
freighting will be like a pleasure
trip as compared to the old route
to Ager. There are no hilla to
climb in coming this way, and only
one of any consequence in going,
and besides, it is only about half
the distance.
V. T. Buteher returned this
week from Merrill where for several
days he was engaged at surveying
tor the purpose ot ascertaining for
the farmers of the locality west of
Lost river the number of acres
under the Van Brimmer ditoh that
can be irrigated, such number of
acres being required to determine
the amount to be paid tor the
ditch, negotiations being under
way for its purchase by the farmers
ands it will irrigate. Lney, in
cluding Mr. Van Brimmer the
present owner of the ditoh, will
incorporate into a slock company.
Five dollars per irrigated acre will
be the price paid for the water wav
with three yers in which to make
settlement. Somewhere between
,000 and 5,000 acres, it is esti
mated, will be the amount of laud
that will figure in the contract
papers. The ditch, being but a
few miles in length and without
flumes, can be kept in good condi
tion at little expense, and the cost
of irrigation under it will be less
than 50 cents per acre. The com
pany will contribute $3,000 to the
expense that will be incurred in
cutting a canal from White lake
through the tule sod to Ltttlo
Klamath lake This cut will keep
White, lake filled with water,
y f1Tl?riTTr. ATrrixT i
220O I
TMK MAIL haa it, and Itapuullihar la
not alralil lo awoar to It
STATE OP OKKOON, I '
County ol Jnckaou
I, A. 8. Illllon, being flrKtitllly awnrn,
flfpoaesiin ay thai I am llio piibllahur
01 Tun MRiiroKii Mail, a weekly nowa
liaper pnhll.tiod In tho oily nf Moillord,
Jackson County. Ornxiin ; Unit the num.
nor nf Mcdlord Mnlla printed ouell
wwik la -nut. and llial llila numbor haa
henn printed ouch ook lor the paat
eight moniha nnd over.
A. 8. ULITON
SlltMcrllied and aworn lo beloro mo
tnl21atdyof July. IMS
I" 1 1 f. M RTKWAIlT
i SEAL. K,.tar O..V.II..
affording a Dever-ending supply to
'he ditches leading therefrom. The
canal connecting the twD lakes will
be two miles in length and an
expensive undertaking. , Frank
Adams, through whose enterprise
big ditches now extend out into
Tule Lake valley, will have charge
of the work of cutting the canal,
and ia now, or soon will be, at the
railroad with forty span of horses
to haul in the big dredger and its
equipments which will be used ia
LhA wnrlr nf r.nnBtri,ilinn
From The Klamath Falls Republican.
There will be no jury trials in
Lake county for the May term of
court. Judge Benson has ordered
Sheriff Dunlap to no'ify all tho
jurors who were drav n, not to ap
pear for this term of court on ac
count of the prevelency of sjonll pox
at Silver Lake and other towns.
The Klamath House was taken
out of quarantine on Saturday.
Ihe fifteen ' or more people who
have been shut up for the past two
weeks all report a very pleasant
time with first class treatment, but
tbey are not anxious for aoy more
experience in that line.
Work was commenced Monday
on the lot next to Baldwin's bard-
ware store. As soon as tbe Btoi
front and steps are complete
Major Worden will begin the era
,;.w. nrk;B ' 'U. .:i.i:. J
(lr.l yi Uld lllilucill UlllUO UUI1UIU
xn:s win ne a nne audition to 0
city as we are greatly in need
more office rooms.1 i '
upper Klamath Lake an
Klunatb Lake, mo:e commo
referred to as the . Klamath Lake
situated in Klamath county, w
be churned by the propellers
trim little launches within ai
six weeks, and these will be
lowed by a small steamer, the ty;
of the America, all to plv ti
waters under the guidance of
company which is to enter the ter
torv to inaugurate a regular
Henger and freight line froiC t
head of the Upper Klamath to t!
southern end 01 the lower DOdy or
water, which lies partly in Calif
ornia. V
A Sure Thing.
It is said that nothing is sure except
ieath and taxes, but that Is not alto
gether true. Dr. King's New Discovery
lor Uousumption is a sura cure for all
lung and throat troubles. Thousands
can testify to that. Mrs. C. B. Van
Metre Of Sliepherdtown, W. Va., says:
"I had a severe case of Bronchitis and
for a year tried everything heard of,
hut got no relief. One bottle of Dr.
King's New Discovery then cured ma
absolutely." It's infallible for Croup,
Whooping Cough. Grip, Pneumonia'
and Consumption. Try it. It's guaran-
t,.Hl hv f,hM4- Rf.rnncT- ririiro,Bt
Trial bottles tree. Regular sixes 60c
$1.00.
Panama, May 25. The" Herald's cor
respondent in Costa Rica cables tKat
a duel took place Friday In San Josa
between former President Rafael Igle
slas and I.icenciada Andres Vanegas. :
Two shots were Bred without fatal
results. The cause of the duel ia
bhiu 10 nave oeen an insult given vj
Vanegas to Iglesias during a perform
ance at the Nacional theatre.
London, May 25. There are rather
serious rumors current in regard to
the health of King Edward. Theso
stories have been in circulation for
several days past. They are to the
effect that he liad a sudden attack of
pain at the opera Just after returning
from France. A few days later, while
he was In Scotland, he experienced.
similar attacks, which resulted on two
occasions, it Is said, In fainting spells.
Great Falls, Mont., May 25. A party
of searches were yesterday guided to
the body of William Plummer, one
of the herders lost In the blizzard a
week ago, by his shepard dog. Ttia
animal came Into Shelby last night
and from its actions the rangemen
were convinced that its master was
ia distress. A posse set out at once,
gulrtd by the rjog-. ""
Cut full
Levi Strauss
cCds
Copper-riveted
Overalls
the most dependable
Farmenta in Ihe world
or working men
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